Luckily, Google Translate can tremendously help you out. You simply feel embarrassed and not prefer to ask them anything, as you are not that much comfortable asking so many questions to people that you do not know. You may also hesitate to ask so many people for everything that you do not understand. No more pointing your phone at your screen just to have Google Lens do its thing for you.Have you gone to a foreign country and all of a sudden there were no English translations, but were written only in a language that you cannot understand? All the train station guidelines, food descriptions, and everything else that you need so much. This new feature is perhaps one that should already have been available via Google Translate for a long time, but we're just glad that it's now here. There are also 133 destination languages that the text can be translated into as well. There are also 113 source languages available to choose from, although the feature can obviously automatically detect one if you'd prefer. With an image uploaded, Engadget reports that users can copy the text out, download the translated image, or clear it altogether. In use, the new feature works just as you might expect it to and then some.

That last part is important, so if you aren't yet seeing the option to upload an image to the Google Translate website, panic not. 'The feature will be rolling out over the next few days.'

'We’ve heard your feedback and we are thrilled to announce Image Translation is now available in ,' the post starts. The news came via an understated post to the Google Translate community forum.

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